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Just need some advice/opinions. Recently graduated with a business economics degree. Not too sure what to do career-wise (part of the problem). Meanwhile, I need a job. I simply cannot ponder because of uncertainty over career-path.
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
However, sometimes I find that opportunities are scarce. For example, I look daily and sometimes, there are only several "new" ads for "graduate" roles, and then sometimes, the positions are not suitable because it's for a law graduate or engineer, and then I end up not applying for anything because I can't (which is so demoralizing). My job search is in Bournemouth (maybe that is part of the reason).
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
However, sometimes I find that opportunities are scarce. For example, I look daily and sometimes, there are only several "new" ads for "graduate" roles, and then sometimes, the positions are not suitable because it's for a law graduate or engineer, and then I end up not applying for anything because I can't (which is so demoralizing). My job search is in Bournemouth (maybe that is part of the reason).
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
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Just need some advice/opinions. Recently graduated with a business economics degree. Not too sure what to do career-wise (part of the problem). Meanwhile, I need a job. I simply cannot ponder because of uncertainty over career-path.
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
However, sometimes I find that opportunities are scarce. For example, I look daily and sometimes, there are only several "new" ads for "graduate" roles, and then sometimes, the positions are not suitable because it's for a law graduate or engineer, and then I end up not applying for anything because I can't (which is so demoralizing). My job search is in Bournemouth (maybe that is part of the reason).
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
Just need some advice/opinions. Recently graduated with a business economics degree. Not too sure what to do career-wise (part of the problem). Meanwhile, I need a job. I simply cannot ponder because of uncertainty over career-path.
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
However, sometimes I find that opportunities are scarce. For example, I look daily and sometimes, there are only several "new" ads for "graduate" roles, and then sometimes, the positions are not suitable because it's for a law graduate or engineer, and then I end up not applying for anything because I can't (which is so demoralizing). My job search is in Bournemouth (maybe that is part of the reason).
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
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Just need some advice/opinions. Recently graduated with a business economics degree. Not too sure what to do career-wise (part of the problem). Meanwhile, I need a job. I simply cannot ponder because of uncertainty over career-path.
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
However, sometimes I find that opportunities are scarce. For example, I look daily and sometimes, there are only several "new" ads for "graduate" roles, and then sometimes, the positions are not suitable because it's for a law graduate or engineer, and then I end up not applying for anything because I can't (which is so demoralizing). My job search is in Bournemouth (maybe that is part of the reason).
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
Just need some advice/opinions. Recently graduated with a business economics degree. Not too sure what to do career-wise (part of the problem). Meanwhile, I need a job. I simply cannot ponder because of uncertainty over career-path.
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
However, sometimes I find that opportunities are scarce. For example, I look daily and sometimes, there are only several "new" ads for "graduate" roles, and then sometimes, the positions are not suitable because it's for a law graduate or engineer, and then I end up not applying for anything because I can't (which is so demoralizing). My job search is in Bournemouth (maybe that is part of the reason).
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
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Can you expand your search beyond Bournemouth? I can't imagine you will find an abundance of graduate jobs there. Also try looking at organisations websites directly.
Can you expand your search beyond Bournemouth? I can't imagine you will find an abundance of graduate jobs there. Also try looking at organisations websites directly.
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Try the National Careers Service - my family have found that they are genuinely focussed on what would help you best at the present moment, and have a good overview of the local jobs market. You can contact them via webchat, or for some situations they will offer a face to face interview at their nearest office.
Try the National Careers Service - my family have found that they are genuinely focussed on what would help you best at the present moment, and have a good overview of the local jobs market. You can contact them via webchat, or for some situations they will offer a face to face interview at their nearest office.
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I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
I mainly use Indeed to search for graduate jobs. People often say: "use other websites like total jobs and fish4jobs etc."
But I don't find any new graduate jobs, just the same jobs that I see on Indeed. After all, Indeed is the number one search engine for jobs. What do you think? Is it naive of me to mainly use Indeed?
When searching for jobs - I use keywords like "degree" "graduate" "data analyst" "consultant" "trainee" "Graduate scheme" etc. Am I missing anything???
(Original post by Keynes_101)
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
Current situation (I'm short-listed for an interview on 30/08/2018 graduate sales role, nothing amazing, but it is a start I guess). If this falls through, then I have nothing else at present. Starting to get down and not making as much effort as before. I won’t give up, but it is almost September and I need something!
Is there anything I can do differently?
Thanks!
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/trainee-...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...salaryto=30000
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Try every possible misspelling! Indeed pretty much covers all. I'd use linkedin and reed to ensure coverage. If time allows maybe sites like monster/ totaljobs in case someone had a 5 year deal and only advertises on there - but in reality reed and indeed will cover most positions.
Have you tried these?
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/trainee-...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...salaryto=30000
Try every possible misspelling! Indeed pretty much covers all. I'd use linkedin and reed to ensure coverage. If time allows maybe sites like monster/ totaljobs in case someone had a 5 year deal and only advertises on there - but in reality reed and indeed will cover most positions.
Have you tried these?
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/trainee-...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...salaryto=30000
(Original post by ajj2000)
Try every possible misspelling! Indeed pretty much covers all. I'd use linkedin and reed to ensure coverage. If time allows maybe sites like monster/ totaljobs in case someone had a 5 year deal and only advertises on there - but in reality reed and indeed will cover most positions.
Have you tried these?
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/trainee-...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...salaryto=30000
Try every possible misspelling! Indeed pretty much covers all. I'd use linkedin and reed to ensure coverage. If time allows maybe sites like monster/ totaljobs in case someone had a 5 year deal and only advertises on there - but in reality reed and indeed will cover most positions.
Have you tried these?
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/trainee-...30000&pageno=2
https://www.reed.co.uk/jobs/graduate...salaryto=30000
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Try the National Careers Service - my family have found that they are genuinely focussed on what would help you best at the present moment, and have a good overview of the local jobs market. You can contact them via webchat, or for some situations they will offer a face to face interview at their nearest office.
Try the National Careers Service - my family have found that they are genuinely focussed on what would help you best at the present moment, and have a good overview of the local jobs market. You can contact them via webchat, or for some situations they will offer a face to face interview at their nearest office.
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